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Type ::commands:: in any text field to interact with your Google Calendar. Docket brings your Google Calendar to wherever you type. Instead of switching tabs to check your schedule or create an event, just type a ::command:: directly in any text field — Gmail, Notion, Slack, anywhere — and Docket handles the rest. What you can do: - Create new calendar events without leaving the page - Check your upcoming schedule instantly - Delete or update existing events - All from the comfort of wherever you're already working Why Docket? Context switching kills focus. Every time you jump to Google Calendar and back, you lose your train of thought. Docket eliminates that friction entirely — your calendar becomes a keystroke away, not a tab away. It's fast, minimal, and stays out of your way until you need it. How it works: 1. Type :: in any text field on any website 2. Select a command from the dropdown 3. Done — Docket talks to Google Calendar so you don't have to Docket connects securely to your Google account using OAuth and only requests the permissions it needs to read and write your calendar.
Mar 18, 2026
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